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Page 142
... problem . However a problem does exist which leads to strange , but as I hope to show , avoidable decisions . The particular problem arises in prosecutions for defeating or obstructing the course of justice in those cases where the ...
... problem . However a problem does exist which leads to strange , but as I hope to show , avoidable decisions . The particular problem arises in prosecutions for defeating or obstructing the course of justice in those cases where the ...
Page 145
... problem is required . At that point it may make sense to hand the problem over to a lawyer who does not have to support high overheads . So two kinds of lawyer might emerge . There might also emerge a complete separation between the two ...
... problem is required . At that point it may make sense to hand the problem over to a lawyer who does not have to support high overheads . So two kinds of lawyer might emerge . There might also emerge a complete separation between the two ...
Page 424
... problem in their own neighbourhood . Significantly , only about one third ( 36 per cent ) of respondents thought that it was . Thus , while they might have thought that crime was generally a problem or was a problem elsewhere , the ...
... problem in their own neighbourhood . Significantly , only about one third ( 36 per cent ) of respondents thought that it was . Thus , while they might have thought that crime was generally a problem or was a problem elsewhere , the ...
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